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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-24

My Sporting department, eonisting of Shot-Guns, Rifles, Pistols, all kinds ol Cartridges, Belts, Ammunition, etc., is complete. and goods are down st bed rock prices. Winchester 1.i6es arc now down to SIS. If you want sh0t-gun cartridges. try my ''BlAckbird" brand, loaded, with the best powder, by pa- tent process. They are superioe to all otherr, and cost you but q per 100. Don't forget our Royal St John eev- ing Machine is now reduced o13s cash.
 GEO. II. CuRaY. Dr. E. L. Burdick, of Mohave county, has gone into the real estate business in Los Angeles.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-24

Tucson is filled with detsetives from every point of the Pacific coast
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-24

Buhach California Insect Powder. inexhaustible supply. at Hutchinson's Corner Drug Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-24
Leesse llss.
svssmgss LocALs.
.Watch . RopaIrlng.

If your watch is out of order take fl Co Geo. H. Curry. Established in Pres
 cot 9 yeas. Charges reasonable and
 consistent with good work Watches
 repaired by me have Card in back cAees and none others warranted.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-24

The largest line of Gold and Silver American and Swiss watches; ::beauti- ful novelties in fine Gold Jevelry, Clocks, Silverware, etc, and the hand somest line of presents. to be found in Arizona. GEO. H. CuRRY, Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-24
Price aiss.

Fine India, gauze undervests for ladies and misses, B to 50 cents, ct Nm. SuIlivan's
 sThe Langtry," an elegant corset, 90 can't, at An- Sullivan's
 Fine ladie1 hose, 10 to 50 cents, at Nm. 6uIl1van's.
 \ nice line of Summer gloves, % to s cenfs, q Nrs- suIlivan's.
 Nics stzaw hats for boys, very cheap. as Nrs. Sullivsn's.
 A fun stock of ladies and ehildren's soods. including shoes and clippers, q: Mn. 9ullivan's-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-24

To "koep coOP 60 tO Baumann's and partake of bis Ice Cream or Soda Water. 78
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-24

Etssh nnch butter of superior quality
 iust sscsived, as J. L Fishers. a
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-24

J. L. Hsher has just reeeivsd . CT load of the famous Lemp's bese. esd
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-24

For sieeplesness. use pr. Line's Wine Tonic. a16W7
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-24


 An historical document of the firsl importance will appear in the septem. tember nnmber of the Overland Monthly, finally settling the difficult point of the exact date of the discovery of gold in the tail-race of Sutter | Mar shall's mill It b record by the only man present who made an entry in his Diary on the day of the discovery. H. W. Bigler was member of the Nor mon Battalion that was enlisted to aid in the conquest of California, and came across the plains in '47. After the dis banding of the battalion be remained irl California, and wss employed in building the famous mill ct Coloma. His Diary is of the greatest interest, as we'll as of the greatest value historically, ard is now printed for the first time. It was copied by Bigler himself and slightly revised in orthography and sy.atax by MT. John s. Hittell.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-24

Fly paper. Dead Shot" to the insect, at Corner Drugstore.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-24

Take your Repairing to 2. Foisy, ths Practical Matchmaker. An work Was- ranted. Shop in Dr. Incolnis Drug Store. il6d
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-24

Blackberry and Jamaics ,s(ingsr Coz dial, just the thing fer all kilads q Sum mer complaints, at Dr. Robineon'a
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-24

Blackberry Cordial, for Summer con- plaint and dysentery, and SaEsaparilla for the blood, at the Lincoln Drug Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-24

Thres nsaIs for q at the Sherman Houae, formerly Dan Hatz's hotel
 A5-tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-24

Dr. Lane's California Wine, Iron and Celery Tonic, at Corner Drug 6sore.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-24

If you arc lAnguid. use L&ns's Wine
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-24

TERRITORIAL TAX.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-28
Amusemenss,

yone Coomes Toni2h,.--Miss Jane Coomos,
who is talented actress. ope-s for q week y,
Fulton opera house tonight The nrst play
Will be e. leak House" The lady 10 supported
by a company OF artists, among y hom are wrizti
Huntington and Miss Eudora Hart There Is nc
doubt OF Miss Coombs' ability ss he has before
demonstrated that fact before The people OF
Lancaster.
a .suseum on North Queen srss..-In tie
store room next to the postoface ten cent mu.
scum has opened 1t includes Bohs milan glass
blowers. snake charmer, lady mind reader aud
other attractions.
Sss'Vood IN Sioht-Mr. Walter Bausman has
INST with sufdcieut encouragement to warrant
the engagement OF Mr.. william sherwood, the
renowned pianist, for March TO- and will soon
close contract with famous dramatic soprano
for the same date. This win, hey ond all doubt,
be the musical event OF ,the season, ana enouz zh
seats have already been pledged TO secure o
large house.
The King Street Theatre AT the King Street
theatre Hamersly's opera compan yof twenty-five
people. Including Miss Belle Nick olson, q pop.
ulsr soprano. open tonight for week. Their
prices ara also low. and the " "Mikado," with
which they start, Is very popular here The at.
attendance Will undoubtedly be large during
the week. George W. Hainersly. manager OF the
company. Is wei known to many Lancaster peo-
PIE, As hs was born IN this city. Besice, Miss
Nicholson the troupe includes Fred. Palmer,
late OF the Starr company. Harry Nelson, Clar.
ence Duffy ana Others There are fourtee u
ladies in the party.
WuSn dted Lsc,grsI-The Young Mems Chris.
tfAn association have made arrangements with
Mr. Henry II. Ragan, the illustrated lecturer, to
appear an the opera house in q series OF his
illuminated tours. commencing on Friday even.
ing, March II. and continuing on March IA land
Is. The subjects will embrace "Parts,"" I" The
Rhine and switzerland" London =" or "IIe.
land."" Yosemite and YelowstoIe."
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sainse sse Bassps.
william e. English, son Of Hon. William
n. English. Of rodisns, engaged passage on
the Etruria, Of the Cunard line, which called
from New York on Saturday. The younE
gentleman WAS on the steamer waiting for
the time Of departure, when deputy sheriff
appeared with an order Of arrest issued by
Judge Andrews, ci the supreme court, on
the application Of counsel for Mira Lucy A.
Case, formerly Of indianapolis, but now .
resident Of New York. Mr.. English reluc-
tantly left the steamer with his baggage and
was taken to the Coleman house Later In
the day DR.. Norvin Green, president OF the
Western Union Telegraph company, and
james H Rodgers, proprietor OF the hotel,
went tall In the sum OF g 800 for Mr.. Eng
iish, ,S but too late to allow the young man to
Mrs Case has been widow six years and
has child I years old. For several years
past she has been saleslady In the store OF
l. A. Morrison, Of Indianapolis, Ind, at q
salary Of Sl2 per week, supporting herself on
this amount While there she was Intro
duced to young English in January, 1850
She was then boarding at . small family no.
tel In that city. He visited the store daily,
showing her great attention and escorting
her home from work. She asserts that he
professed great love for her, aud called on
her at her home She states that she visited
| theatre, and many other places OF amuss.
ment In his company, 30 much 30 that his
attentions became a matter Of public noto,
riety, and 1t was generally believed
that they were engaged. She charges
that In July, lSS6, on one Of his visits,
| be locked the door after entering. She beg.
| ged him TO open 1t and let her out. bnt he
| refused. She charges that he threw her
down aud assaulted her. She alleges that
through fear OF disgrace aud exposure she
did not make public the offsnse, but refused
| to again see him. Subsequently she in.
formed bin Of her condition aud he took her to
| . physician and had an operation performed.
She asserts that English promised to make
amends by marrying her, and threatened to
| XIII her in case she married any one else.
She was obliged to leave her position. came
| to New York December 10, and asserts tina,
he has since supported her /; that few days
| ago she received Slo0 from him to pay Ger
tain expenses. He refused to marry her and
she now sues for Sos, 600 damages She ap
| plies for the arrest to compel English 10 fur
| nish bonds 10 appear
Afterwards English sailed down the bay
caught tie Etruria, and proceeded on hi:
| voyage
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New HOra MAPHet.

ksw YoRI, Feb. es.-Fiour m4fket duh
fine, o. 3ndS l5; superfne, tS 7Ofl3 80
so9a TO choice extra Western. tsssaS % good
extra estsrn, 81 1903 CO.
Wheat-No. I he'd state. $50; No On
9oHc. ''
April, &sAc. <~S'
oats-so. White state. 8so No. Z do, sgxc.
Ne mixed, Feb 35l<c: AuItl, 35kc' =
Rye dul Western, S051c state, 57xd5)c
Barley nominal
a,,s Pork dull; new mess. 81, 60; old meas. as !,
q
LsE6EMarch, q 3ot April. o. 81; May. u Ss.
noS ses dull at l5xc for boiling slOck
IasyAntine quiet at ssxc. ,
koetp dull strained To good, q 0O0l 67h 3
Petroleum dull /; Refined. in cases, skc
nreights dnll grain to Hull. SKA.
sisin Crssmery. 2sGsoc state dairy. hall arkin
Cheese quiet; Western Flat, liI<alsc good 10
choice light Skins. lOk9llhc. Fancy White, ilx
6l&c; State sotory, lS3.s4 Sc.
1910. "'"' nv
;. sugar dull, Refined Cut,oaf. exc; Granu.
Tallow DUH prime city,Sc
Bice nominal Carolina, fair to good 8aYkc
Codes dull isir caigoss. l&c
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.sAssrAEs AND sr.ISss ArSUsssALs

\ K.so'rsicn Ad"p.ea - the o. n. Conssrsscs
i ossvipg the & rhurca 10 Not Opposea to Them.
Attho Saturday morninR's session Of the
Un1ted Broehfen conference ct Aunvillo the
oloceion Of presiding elders resulted In favor
~ Hsva 1. Baltssll and @. W. n. Rigor, ths
lHuoont lncumbents In OfBsa RsvR. & l.
oeauss md }. <. Quiglsy were elected to
e1olut n ssationing the preacherA Revs. H
~ Pbihips and J. R. Meredith, Of the Hsr.
yhbarg district, and Rsvs. J. B. Funk and
n. h Dohuer. Of the Lancaster district, were
e1seted 70 station the prssiding elders
Ihe report on publishing interests, which
ASoD laid over. was adopted. The report on
16bpath schools was read by Rev. H b.
4ohpeF, conference Sunday school instructor.
QOa. Cowdep, OF Bird City, Kansss, the gen.
sde ~ Interesting address on his work IN
8 Rev. n. p. Doyle offered the following
Npeolutlon, which was unanimously adopted |:
II WxDnEAs, A report has gone abroad
o. tSs Unssd sss.sa s0. have nsen pe.
epved from the comm OF soldier - being
- questionable decoration during the
7 sepnerai services In one Of our churches,
I 4yePolt, II false places the church OF the
! Q9ftsd Brethren In Christ In y very false
Usht hesore the world,
11sClved, That the church OF the United
Z Hxethsen tn Christ has always been devor I'd
49, nations unity and the nations flag.
xhaf We consider the dag OF the United
oletee - nt and orthy decoration OF the
eo0us aEd ersves OF the defenders Of our
Uutous and that no person IN allowed in sny
1spner TO displace II from coftins or graves
ler ehurch during the servlces and that We
oocsded'y assert our appreciation OF those
Y Nho cavrled II to victory aud success
- spirited discussion followed, endorsing
E fhe resolution.
u ths afternoon Rev. d. d. Lowry was
Slecfed professor OF Russell Biblical chair.
/ The report on eduestion was read by Rev, q,
u Harp Of ColumbiA Rev. d. d. DeLong,
i ~, president OF the college, read his
Seievtnth annual report. 1t showed healthy
I'D growing condition OF the institution.
4he only draw back to its success IL its need
: q larger erdown ant fund, which subiec,
Ayas clearly stated by Rev. l.. w. StshI,
& 1nencial SCENT OF the college. Further re-
Horks were made by Revs. NJ. p Doyle, d.
NJ Early, II. Light and Rev. d. X. Miller.
xpegA sEent OF the Union Biblical seminary
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0rain aaa rrovSssona
Furnished by 3. 4. Yundt, Broker.
CRicAso Feb. ., l O'Clock y. m.
heat Corn Oats. Pork. Lard
Live asocs s1ArRet.

CHICAGO, Feb. 9i-The Drocers' journal re
ports Catle-Receipts, go head shipments,
l.so rs. q so6s 80; stockers and feeders, - 81
Gso cows. bulls ana mixed, . oo2S 81 1; bulk.
q s01s 20; Taxas cows. q %.
Hogs-keceipts, e.UU head shipments, 500
head market active; s to l0c. higher: rough
mixed. e 6s 60 packing and shipping, d SO
go; light, ~ so6s 70 skips. o. tO1A ~
sheep-Receipts. loo head shipments. Soc
head market steady natives. ~ sofit ~
Western: - ao0A 20; TeIans,t2 1894 IS; lambs
u N5005 9S.
EAST LIRnRry.-Cattie - Receipts, 100 head
shipments, S95; market nothing doing; al
through consisnments; shipments 10 New
York. cars.
Hogs-keceip.s. 100 head shipments $50
head market arm: Philadelphiss. ts 6QSfe 10
Workers. ~ S6S3to; common to light. S sos
pigs 81 7Sles ~ shipments to New York, cars
sheep -keceipts, lsO head shipments, lOo0
favorable.
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Bought for Mr. bernard J. MCGrann for
the Sum of sic $50

Bought for Mr.. bernard J. MoGsanu for
the Sum of sic $50.
The sale OF the Kiliinger property at the
County house on Saturday evening attracted
big crowd. Promptly a. o'clock W. W.
franklin, one OF the attorneys for VIM. S.
Shirk, administrator, read the conditions of
sale, after which Henry Shuoert, the
suclioneer, asked Tor q bid. Noone responded
and he then announced that he had a bid of
$4,000 TO start the sale from Jacob s. Shirk,
He dweIt on that figure for a few min u.es
when r. II. Brubaker added a 500 bid, 1t
remained at this figure for several minutes
when Robert A. Evans made the figures
200. The auctionesr then dropped to $50
bids, and alter receiving low agreed to tax q
S25 bids, and finally came down TO S5 bids.
The only bidders after Shirk's bid we're
Evans aud Brupaker. Tue properly WAS Ii inaliy
knocked down to Mr.. Bru baker for sI2, $50
1t was sold a low weeks ago for Sll, 900, but
there was dispute, two parties Claiming to
have made that bid. The sale was set aside
by the court and this one ordered. MIR,
Gerstiey, who was u bidder and claimed 70
have bought the property at the last sale, O.
present, but did not put any bids on It.
1t IL understood that Mr.. Brubaker made
the purchase ioI Mr.. b. J. McGrann.
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TO BxAMINs DksxIu BoDr,
The District Attorney and Two Physicians Go
to GrcfYJale Censssry,

The District Attorney and Two Phyicians Go
to GrcfYJals Csmsssry.
District Attorney Weaver and ORA NJ. l..
Davis and J. A. E. Reed left this morning
for Grofidsle cemetery to examine the body
OF George Dennis, the mystery OF whose
death the officers of the law are now trying 10
solve It was after II o'clock when they
started and they cannot get back until late
this afternoon. Arrangements were made to
have tho grave opened, SO that the body
could be taken mp as soon a. the pbysicians
arrived.
The counsel for all tie accused we're In
court on Saturday afternoon, and Just before
adjournment 1t was stated to the court
that Ellsworth was charged with being
accessory to murder and the courts opinion
was asked whether they would entertain Q
motion to admit him to bail TIE court said
its practice was not to do anything In cases
OF this kind until hearing bad been held
before the magistrate, and 1t would lot be
departed from In this case.
Two O'Clock to morrow afternoon has been
designated for the hearing. In addition to
the counsel already named as represen ting
the prisoners, J. L. Steinme,Z has been re-
tanned TO assist In the defense Of Martin d.
Hess.
1t has been since learned that Dr. Reed
did not accompany the party.
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Crushed to Death.

# ghosles Kline, Of York, who was EN-.
|4e0yed - carter IN Harrisburg, was thrown
3fh nie team Into the canal near the p. q r.
lScpof shae city. OH Saturday. The horse
~ upon him, aud when he was released snJ
9okea 70 the hospital It was found that he had
~ sptne fractured, two ribs broken and
aEtvsu Into The lungs, and he bled profusely v
eson The mouth. Hs died In about two and q
halt hours siter he was admitted TO the hos.
pslaL Kline hes brother residing in Col.
umbia, IN engineer on the Frederick diyI.
e1on o. the Northern Central railroad.
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DSAISs.

LIhstEY.-ie6ruary2 IS. 1857. in this city. Glenn.
ems LiDs!ey. In the 9Th year OF his age
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
ALTicK.-On the 27th inst. Vincent Cuthbert,
youngest son OF Jos. h. and Sarah n. AiticK, In
the lIth year Of his age.
FUNERAL on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. a,
St. Mary's church. ltCs
DAssIsGER.-ln this city. on tho 9Th inst
Anna daughter OF Phiiip and Agnes Dassin
ger, aged Is months and Is days
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spettfully invited TO attend the funeral from
her parents residence, No. lie South Queen
street. on Tuesday morning ut . O'Clock In
terle ut st. Josephs cemetcry. II
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New YORK Stocks.

Nsw YoRx, Feb. "a. l:a p. m.-Money loaned
1t sS6t per cent Exchange steady posted rate
Q so1t 50 Governments steady. Currency IS
d ssS bid; Is Coup, u 2s's bid tks DO, q 10,
BID
The stock market this morning opened fe yer
ish and weak. aud on selling Of some OF the lis,
by London pa'tes, prices declined = to PEI
cent during the nrst hour.
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NJ: Geo W. Travsrs the representative of
ehs Cooperative Building Plan sssocistion of
New York City, IL stopping at the Stevens
bouse. He IL visiting Lsucaster IN the inter,
- Of baildsTs, and the new enterprise ftr
sheir benefit recently inaugura.ed by his
eompany, two OF whose admirable dssieos
I've appeared ia our issues OF last sud the
;Epslous Saturday.
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The Peoples hank.

There is considerable speculation as to the
permanent location OF the Peoples National
bank. 1t was reported that the Reed s Hen.
derson building on Duke street had been
purchased, but such Is not the fact The
probability is that the Locher building on
East King street, occupied by Frey & Eckert
and Edward Kreckel will he purchased in Q
few days
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sPrainsd HE BACK.
eDceY, owner Of the

A. +. Spencer, owner OF the 6!e works OH
East Walnut street, while ON bis way TO
church Sunday evening, slipped and fell
upon the icy pavement He sprained his
back very badly, and was taken to his home
at 6Y7 North Queen street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-28

Thos. Burke, OF New York, and Michael
and Alexander Burke, Of Ireland, brothers
OF the late James NJ. Burke, arrived in this
city on Sunday night They are the guests
OF their relative, Mortimer Malone 1t is the
hrst visit TO this city OF Michael and Alex.
snder,
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False Prs,epse o. Az settled.

Tho false pretenss 10 against y. q. Cal
vim, the Hsrri'bufD> Jockey, was set
tied 10 dsy Ut Aldermen Bsn's ONCE. He
took heck the cribbing horse be sold 10 J. C.
1eFeoe. ssoundsd 70 him the money paid and
- ~ ~ tho eosls.
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Divorced,

Caroline Farmer waS divorced on Satur.
day afternoon from her husband, James
Farmer, on the ground OF cruel treatment
LiSsis Kiehl, city, was divorced from her
husband, Geo. William Kishl, on the grounds
OF desegtion and cruel treatment.
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CHICA0O. Feb. ) 8. o:3O a m-M Mart et openeo.
heat March, 7s,<c; April. 7,c May, $50.
Corn March ssssc; Ap,n ssSc May. SsjI
SSnS-MMsrch: Scr:-M.,: sSMs; ; Apti, s'l<ci May. 2sko
ssssss,1hnsss,eh: ssss, AZ. :, ~ osspr''.Hmi Aay rn
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Pue Tn q Door Rel.

Israel kautE 4 Son. oyserrnan. under Grant
hall. have had u coor bell placed At the Grant
street entrance TO their place OF business so that
ladies OF children coming for oysters who Co not
wish 70 go into the saloon can call an attendant
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- r. wsosk eesuessa On
lS Su11Dono ~ mosaing q
G6 80 aS 61nooo, ~ eoeae q .
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~ rorno tsoln osaw1 b eaglne
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u9m - o9glao ~ pulllnG 0ok
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n1o ~ es0eGAe Sse1n dswn
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Vooe GloeA1ng - - moving
~ Gonal1o1S - ~ empty and
~ - 60 - beand train being
X lom ~ vSoek. Tue Columbia
1<U ~ on1lo1 INTO service and
G1ooelBg oWoy the ototruc-
no q tho oar which broke
~ tRuoseUEred. Travel was Do
~ - oouad tfaek loe dve hours
Neoe bounA traek Sos nearly the
- eeomA
sU64loas have besa cleared away
W 0olamb@a 4 Rofs Deposit railroad,
- eolag eompleeed O Saturday. This
- ffeighs end pasDsoger trains com.
4 1aking rsgulsf trips on the road.
56o1U1ing hoae0n have been PAID to
GGo - the Pe0nsyivania railroad iiv.
~ oblu0bla, during the month Of Janu.
y 4om ~ relief department One death
49, employss who were disabled
s1lafeod accidents. ana nfeeen employees
Weso on duty On occoont OF sickness
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ss. n. = Ocno D@n = nea.ine took place on
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PhiiadeIph,s Prodacs Mjkket.

PHILADKLPBIA, Feb. ss-SIorr market weak
sa.es .l barTs,: Bake COCA .
HU14sJ; Patents, 81 1905 10.
Rye hour Guiet, s. 20.
May. sexc.
May, ,tT1c.
May, a7l4c.
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On Saturday night valuable horse belong.
Ing to the City Transfer company, died at
Frederick Drimmer's Livery stable.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-28

Telephone Connection.
The Reading freight once 10 connected wiz
the telephone exchange.
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THE Original Piece OF Bronze Work, "The
Dancers" which cost $3.50 to import, will be
sold to night at Zahm's auction al 81 o'clock.
Also dns line OF silverware, bronzss, &C.
will be sold. Attend for bargains.
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From the New York world.
It lis better for Congress to DO nothing thai
to be perniciously active.
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Al the Soup House.
During the past week l,6i6 rstions ere
distributed at the soup house.